Annual Yizkor Service 8-Mile Young Israel
The Bereznitzer Aid Society
will hold its annual Yizkor Has New Location
Service 6 p.m. Sunday at Cong.
Eight Mile Young Israel Syna-
A number of religious schools program will be supervised by Chairman A 11 a n Waller, Dr. Mishkan Israel, announces Presi- gogue • announces it has ac-
are now accepting registration for
the coming season. The follow-
ing have announced arrange-
, ments:
Temple Beth Am of Livonia is
accepting applications to Sunday
and Hebrew school by phone at
GA 7-0875, according to Harry
Mehnan, religious school princi-
pal. Enrollment of 150 children
is expected.
* * *
Livonia Jewish Congregation
religious and Sunday schools
will hold registration 10 a.m.
to noon this Sunday and Sept.
3 at the synagogue building,
32070 W. Seven Mile Rd.
Classes, slated to begin Sept.
24, will be offered in pre-kin-
dergarten through the fourth
grades (ages four through
eight), Bar Mitzvah and Bas
Mitzvah. For information, call
Hy Saham, GR 6.1174.
* * *
Cong. Bnai David's Education
Committee has announced the
expansion of the music program
in the Sunday and mid-week divi-
sions of the religious school with
Cantor Hyman Adler as director
of music. He will be assisted by
Mordechai Adler, Ruth Baumer
and Mrs. Rozelle Snow. In addi-
tion to a more concentrated pro-
gram of synagogue and Israeli
music, the program includes in-
struction in cantillations (the
melody of Torah and Haftorah
readings), a cantorial class, de-
signed to prepare youngsters to
lead services; the synagogue choir
and the development of a school
chorus. Tape recording will be
used for instruction. Rabbi Eric
Greenbaum is the school's prin-
cipal.
• * *
The Sholem Aleichem School
announces classes will resume
on Sept. 6, with children five-
years-old attending once per
week, at six and seven attend-
ing twice per week and those
older attending three times per
week. The program includes
history, Bible, Yiddish, Hebrew,
current events, music, arts,
crafts and dramatics and Bar
Mitzvah instruction, according
to Moishe Haar, school princi-
pal and director of the Sholem
Aleichem Institute. The Sho-
lem Aleichem Nursery School
will also resume sessions Sept.
6 under the direction of Mrs.
" Leo Dworkin and Mrs. • Men-
dell Korn.
* • *
Cong. Shaarey Shomayim an-
nounces the appointment of Irv-
ing I. Lawton as principal of its
school program. Lawton was or-
ganizer and principal of the Car-
mel School in Detroit for many
years. The reorganized school
" DAPENU
an advisory board of education
consisting of Rabbi Shlomo Kam-
enetzky, Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman,
the congregation's spiritual lead-
er; Louis Rose, Meyer Terebelo
and Mrs. Nathan Zucker. The
curriculum will include element-
ary and advanced reading
prayers and Hebrew transl
of prayers, Chumosh an ashi,
Jewish laws and custo , prepa-
rations for Bar Mitzv and con-
ducting of services. essions will
be held Monday t ough Thurs-
day afternoons an school assem-
blies and junio congregation
services on Satur ys and Sun-
days. Transportatio is available.
The nursery school cepts chil-
dren 21/2-5; Sunday ool, 6-7;
and Hebrew school, eigh
The nursery school meets 12:30-
3:30 p.m. Monday through Fri-
day. Non-members may enroll
their children, also. The semes-
ter begins immediately folloviing
Labor Day. For information, call
LI 1-9769, or LI 2 4444.
* * *
The Hay i m Greenberg
Hebrew - Yiddish Shule offers
classes in modern Hebrew, Yid-
dish, Bible, history, songs,
American Jewish life, arts and
crafts and Bar Mitzvah prepa-
ration (five-year minimum pro-
gram). Classes will begin im-
mediately after Labor Day.
Registrations are now being
made. For information, call
(from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) UN
4.6319.
* * *
Cons. Bnai Moshe Reli
School (Ten Mile road at
osha Ave. in Oak Park) w
gin the new semester on S
with an expected enroll
450 students. Two new
in "Bible Quiz" and "
Art" and the application o
brew terms in the classrooms
be initiated this year. Additiona
courses include history, litera-
ture, Bible, current events, cus-
toms and ceremonies and He-
brew. Mark Eichner will instruct
fourth grade Hebrew.
* * *
The faculty of the Adas Shalom
Religious School will consist of
the following teachers: Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal, confirmation
classes; Joseph Babicki, librarian;
Eugene Freund, 10th grade; Al
Rosen, 9th grade; Fred Lax, 8th
grade; Selden Tachna, 7th grade;
Richard Leland, 6th grade; Sara
Nadis, 5th grade; Faye Kleiff,
4th grade; Liela Borofsky, 3rd
grade; Carol Singer, 2nd grade;
Ruth Pesselnick, 1st grade, and
Elaine Schneyer, kindergarten
class. They are all University-
trained teachers. The school
board consists of Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal, President J. Maurice Karo,
James Bittker, Louis Haber, dent Meyer Terebelo. Members, quired a new location for
Frank Holtzman, Mrs. Dan Sha- their families and "landsleit" Sabbath services at 14305 W.
Eight Mile road.
piro, Noam Shudofsky, Mrs. • Mil- are asked to attend.
ton Singer, Lionel Spoon
Allen A. W
tration
e on Sep
th
session wi
egin Sept.
NOW WITH
. The first faculty' meeting will
take place Sept. 5. Children of
non-members will be admitted.
Chil en from
ear
are
elig'
in ad tion
offer
am
ac vim n coo ation with th
e's youth depart
UN 3-7000
e library, too, will b
able
t the entire stu
ody, and
18045 LIVERNOISTATI NAigs°
the student
e able to par-
tici
e editorial and jour-
lc work of the school publi-
cations.
Registrations will be accepted
7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sept. 5-7 at
Ahavas Achim Synagogue for its
Sunday religious - school, which
WOODWARD AT GLADSTONE
will meet 10 a.m. to noon Sun-
days at the Vernor School. The
ANNOUNCES THAT
term begins Sept. 10. Classes,
limited to 25 students each and
open to non-members of the syna-
gogue, are available from nurs-
ery through the 10th grade.
JOHNNY LEBOW
KELLY
TEMPLE BETH EL
SUPPLEMENTARY
H HOLY DAY
ERVICES
Rabbi !sr
Na
F Leo d Wood
ROWN MEMORIAL CHAPEL
will be conducted by
Chaplain -rael Koller, of D
trait, a
aduate of H
Union Colleg -Je
of Religion,
Jewish chap ins
tered the
Robbi Kol
to Ft. Le
Rabbi
Sylvan
D.
Schwartzman
Dinner Will Hono
Rabbi Herma
utsch
Isidore Sos •
1 be toast-
rthcoming dinner
honoring Rabbi Hermap. Deutsch,
the Sandra Rebbe and his family,
to be held Thursday, 6:30 p.m.,
at Holiday Manor, on the occa-
sion of the four years residence
here of the spiritual leader of
Congregation Khal Charedim.
The committee . of arrange-
ments is headed by Nathan Fram-
ovitz as chairman, Max Hober-
man, treasurer; Joseph Gross-
man, secretary; Louis Jonas, Mor-
ris Kraus, M. Manuel Merzon,
Max Weisberg, a n d George
Wertzberger.
Greetings will be extended by
the Vaad Horabonim, Merkaz, and
other local organizations_Musical
selections will be rendered by
cantors.. Reservations may be
made by telephoning TO 8-8787.
of the Hebrew Union College—
Jewish Institute of Religion
SERVICES WILL BE HELD:
Sunday, September 10, at 7 :00 p.m.
Monday, September 11, at 10:00 a.m.
Tuesday, September 19, at 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, September 20, All Day
Beginning at 10:00 a.m.
The Temple Office is open daily from
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
and on Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
BY HENRY LEONARD
CONGREGAT
The Suburban
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to worship with us, D Z. , • it's newest eform on re
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direction of Mr. M
tion program includ
tion at grade 10,
preparation.
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"And next week, our sermon from New York
will be given by Rabbi . ."
invited
ticipate
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under the
Rosen!) g
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ur y, September
Our educa-
kinderg
throu
twelfth grade
ith Confirma-
k-day Hebre
classes, Bar Mitz
and Bas Mitzvah
,
mbership Committee
ng or writing
•e contacted
Temple office.
CONGRE ION EMANU-EL
14450 WEST TEN MILE ROAD
OAK PARK, MICHIGAN
Lincoln 7-5015
1 1—THE DETROIT JE WISH NEWS—Fri day, • August 25, 1961
Religious Schools Announce Plans for Fall Semester;
Programs Enhanced; Enrollment Increase Is Seen